Most front yards don't need a redesign. They need the beds cleaned out, the edge recut, the dead stuff replaced and two to three inches of fresh mulch. It is a one or two day job that changes how the house looks from the street.
We pull weeds by the root instead of mulching over them, keep mulch off the trunks and stems where it causes rot, and can put down pre-emergent so you aren't weeding again in a month.
- Service area
- Within 25 miles of Rhome, TX: Wise, Denton & north Tarrant County
- Quote
- Free, written and itemized within one business day
- Call
- (817) 555-0142
- Insurance
- Fully insured
What's included
- Weeding and bed cleanout
- Recutting bed edges
- Dead plant removal and replacement
- Hardwood, cedar or black mulch
- River rock or decomposed granite beds
- Spring and fall seasonal color
How it goes
Measure
We measure the beds and give you a price including materials.
Clean & edge
Weeds out, edges cut, old mulch raked or removed.
Mulch
Fresh mulch at two to three inches, swept and blown clean.
Notes from the field
Mulch in North Texas does more than look nice: two to three inches keeps soil several degrees cooler in July and cuts how often beds need water. More than that suffocates roots. Piling it against trunks ("mulch volcanoes") invites rot and bugs.
Questions we get
How often should mulch be replaced?
Once a year for most beds, usually in spring. Hardwood breaks down faster than cedar.
What color mulch is best?
Natural brown hardwood or cedar fades evenly. Black looks sharp for a season, then fades to gray-brown.
Rock or mulch?
Rock lasts, but it holds heat against plants and the house in summer. We use it for drainage areas and accents, mulch around plants.